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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1957

Page

16

California cities rely on property taxes as major income source

Sacramento reports property taxes remained the largest income source for California cities in 1935-36, totaling 257 million dollars and reflecting a 6.6 percent rise. City receipts reached 915.252 million with assessed valuations climbing to 14.499 billion, while debt outstanding rose 16.8 percent to 923.741 million.

Sacramento California Robert C Kirkwood Kirkwood Dixon Emeryville Los Angeles San Diego

53 Area Men Dads Council Candidates

Five South of Alameda County men seek top posts in the California Council of Dads Clubs at the 25th annual San Lorenzo convention. Delegates from 160 clubs will register at 6 pm in the David D. Bohannon School cafeteria. Vice presidential hopefuls include Ay Anderson Gordon Curtis and Al Doran with others bidding for secretary and president. A KQED program talk on Educational Television will be given by Jamies Day.

San Lorenzo Guameda County California Council of Dads David D. Bohannon School Ay Anderson Gordon Curtis Castro Valley al Doran San Leansre Joe Lotz Colin, Fern S. R. Bennett, Jr West Contra Costa County Iron Barclay Albany Berkeley William C. Gillespie Peninsula Harvey Maatz Oakland Cliff Christian West Contra Costa John F. Krause Stanislaus County Presiient Jim Moffett Oaklands Harm Gruenewald New Southern

Valley Insurance Agents Honored by Million Dollar Round Table

Castro Valley’s Jack Hanley of Equitable Life Assurance and Robert C. Maltby of New York Insurance were cited for membership in the Million Dollar Round Table, an international life insurance producers group. The 1357 million dollar Round Table members have sold a million in life insurance in the previous year or are lifetime members after three consecutive years of sales. The annual meeting is set for June 30 to July at the Greenbriar Hotel in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.

Castro Valley Jack ‘Hanley Equitable Life Assurance Society Robert C. Maltby New York Insurance, Co Round Table of the Round Table Greenbriar Hotel White Sulphur Springs W. Va

Teachers Unit Names Officers of Vocal and Instrumental Club

Castro Valley Howard Vierra heads the new slate of officers for the Vocal and Instrumental Teachers Assn of TSAN Leandro Mrs Annis Southern Alameda County M Rock president of San Leandro list of officers includes Krenz Hayward Margaret Seagraves Hayward Friday fund raising dinner at APAMEC Hall 3256 East 14th St Oakland sponsored by combined Democratic clubs of the Idth Assembly Disasters in the shell starfish eats oysters with suction tentacles then digests the oysters

Castro Valley Howard Vierra Livermore East 14Th SH Oakland Ahe Democratic Miami Idth Assembly

Marines Allow Mixed Sex Barracks Near Washington

The Marine Corps announced a mixed sex barracks plan near its Washington headquarters. Lady Marines at staff sergeant or higher will be on upper floors while male Marines, seniors, will occupy the first floor. Stairways to the second floor are labeled No Man's Land with common areas shared.

Washington Ans Marine Corps Marinex Leathernecks No Man's Land

Playground contest finals reset after Saturday storms

Hayward area recreation district sponsored event for fifth and sixth graders from 320 playgrounds was postponed after last Saturday storms. Final rounds were rescheduled for 10:30 am at Bret Harte. Supervisor Arbr said today the competition will proceed with the Princess Playground contest.

Bret Harte Fred Arbr Hayward

Skin Diving Demonstration To Aid Water Safety Lecture

Castro Valley will host a skin diving demonstration this Friday at A. E. Morris School. Oakland diving instructor Al Mikalow will present equipment use and show related films to aid the water safety lecture for students.

Castro Valley A. EB. Morris‘school al Mikalow Oaksland

Norway vehicle registrations rise to 2.33 million

In Oslo Norway the registered motor vehicles count grew by 15 945 last year reaching 2 325 950 with 127 960 private cars among them.

Oslo Norway

Moratorium on Death Penalty Urged in Senate Debate

In Sacramento the Senate debated a moratorium on the death penalty amid a tight budget session. Senator Erred Farr B Carmel proposed amending a two year ban to six years while the House moved quickly on the budget, with moves to fund two California academies and beach park projects. The action set up a conference to reconcile differences, as Democrats considered endorsing a water rights measure and a failing bid to fund Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. May involve a core clash over deterrence versus reform.

Sacramento Senate Alonos Ana Bates Breen Sen Ered Farr B Carmel Knight Hugh Burns Burns FEPC Assembly Squaw Valley Eld

Russia United in Global Cancer Fight at WHO

Geneva reports US Russia and allies Britain France Australia and the Netherlands submitted a World Health Organization resolution calling for intensified international cooperation in the battle against cancer. The joint effort aims to pool resources, share research, and coordinate strategies to curb cancer worldwide.

Geneva Russia United States Britain France Australia Netherlands World Health, ‘Organization Jeancers

Wide Engineers Walkout Averted in California

SAN FRANCISCO A contract settlement ended a planned strike by about 20,000 Operating Engineers Local 3 members across 46 California counties. The three year pact, reached after long talks with Associated General Contractors of California, delivers hourly increases of 5.22 in year one, 20 cents in year two, and a reopening in year three for wages hours and vacations.

San Francisco California Associated General: Contractors of California

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